Acclaimed for his Vietnam War photojournalism, Tim Page went on to cover drug culture and rock music.
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These Outlaw Brothers Met Their End By Vigilante Justice
In the wake of a deadly 1892 stagecoach robbery vigilantes in Redding, California, took the law into their own hands.
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This Viking King’s Name Lives on in Bluetooth Technology. His Burial Site Is a Mystery.
While Harald Bluetooth’s name is everywhere across the globe thanks to technology, his tomb remains lost to history.
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Book Review: 5 Good Books With New Mexico Ties
Stories from the “Land of Enchantment” in fact and fiction.
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The 10 Worst Fighter Planes of World War II
From the Brewster Buffalo to the Me-210, here are the fighter planes that belong in the WW2 hall of shame.
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Who Stole This Iconic Portrait of Winston Churchill?
Since 1998 the original print, shot by renowned photographer Yousuf Karsh, has hung on the hotel wall of Fairmont Château Laurier. That is, until recently.
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Salmon P. Chase: President Lincoln’s Frenemy
A review of Walter Stahr’s exhaustive biography of ‘Lincoln’s vital rival.’
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How One Civil War Widow Revolutionized Health Care
This ‘Wisconsin Angel’
championed important changes in hospital care.
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He Went From Mowing FDR’s Lawn to the Battle of the Bulge: One Man’s WWII Odyssey
Ralph J. Osterhoudt, 96, recalls his youth with the Roosevelts, and fighting through France and Germany.
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The British Blunders That Led the Soviets to Make a Deal With the Nazis
Were the Allies really stabbed in the back by the Soviet Union on August 23, 1939?